Airport Operations · Airports
Painting and coatings for airports.
Airports combine public concourses, back-of-house operations and airside structures that each carry their own finish, safety and security requirements. McAllister Painting prepares, paints and coats concourse walls and ceilings, ground transportation areas, service corridors, structural steel and exterior elevations, with the work scheduled around overnight and phased work between flight banks, with escorted access on the secure side.
- Scheduled around overnight and phased work between flight banks, with escorted access on the secure side
- Surfaces: concourse walls and ceilings, ground transportation areas, service corridors, structural steel and exterior elevations
- Planning, preparation, application, quality control
- Serving Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee
What the work involves
What airports need from a painting contractor.
Badging, escorts and security screening are built into the schedule so the crew is ready to work when the access window opens.
Like every McAllister project, airports work runs through planning, preparation, application and quality control. The planning stage settles access, hours, containment and products with you or the general contractor. Preparation is matched to each substrate so the finish has something sound to hold on to. Application follows the product data sheet and the specification, and every area is checked before it is handed back.
McAllister works as a subcontractor to general contractors on new construction and build-outs, and directly for owners and facility managers on buildings that are already in use, across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Typical scope
What we are usually asked to do in airports.
- 01
Terminal and concourse repaints
Walls, columns, soffits and ceilings in public areas, finished in phases so passenger flow is never blocked.
- 02
Operations and support buildings
Maintenance shops, cargo buildings and ground support areas painted around operating hours.
- 03
Floor coatings and markings
Durable coatings for service corridors, baggage areas and support floors, with striping where the plan calls for it.
Services
Services for airports.
Commercial & Industrial Painting
Interior and exterior painting for warehouses, plants, schools, retail and offices, scheduled around your operation and delivered to the specification, as a subcontractor or direct.
- Featured service
Floor Coatings
Durable, cleanable floor coatings for warehouses, plants, schools and commercial spaces, with a limited lifetime warranty behind every floor.
Commercial Coatings
Protective coating systems for structural steel, metal panels, masonry, concrete, tanks and overhead structure, selected for the exposure and applied over proper preparation.
Exterior Surfaces & Moisture Protection
Exterior painting, surface preparation, joint sealing and protective coatings for commercial and industrial buildings, planned to keep water out of the envelope and the building looking cared for.
Related projects
Comparable McAllister work.
Ozark aviation storage building
Completed for Walker Construction: interior walls inside a new steel-framed aviation storage building, finished and painted from the bare frame up.
Industrial plant painting and protective coatings
A working industrial plant coated inside and out: dust collection units, stacks and ductwork, blue walkway coatings and yellow safety handrails, a coated warehouse floor and a new office build-out, all sequenced around production.
Airport Operations
Other airport operations facilities.
Airport Terminals
Terminals are high-traffic public buildings where the finish has to look sharp, clean easily and go on without closing the concourse.
Plane Hangars
Hangars are large steel buildings with tall walls, exposed structure and slabs that have to take aircraft, tugs, fuel and hydraulic fluid.
All industries
See every industry and facility type McAllister serves.
Have a airports project?
Tell us about the facility, the scope and how it operates. We will come back with the approach, the schedule and a clear quote.